Limelight’s IP Transit Service, identified as Exhibit Sample Clauses

Limelight’s IP Transit Service, identified as Exhibit. B(a) under the Agreement, shall be revised to include the following terms: (1) Limelight will pay to Global Crossing a non-recurring charge in the amount of [*] (the “[*]”) as [*] for [*] to be billed at a rate of [*] (the “[*]”) and to be consumed within the [*] as set out in item #4 below (the “[*]”) and using Average Billing. “Average Billing” will be calculated by taking [*]. At the end of a given Billing Cycle, [*] (as defined below), with the [*]. The [*] will be used as the [*] against the [*]. (2) Limelight will remit the [*] to Global Crossing by close of business on or before May 1, 2008. The [*] will be made by wire transfer of immediately available U.S. funds as set out below. Failure to remit the [*] in accordance with this section by May 1, 2008 will render this Amendment #22 null and void. Wire Transfer Instructions (subject to change by Global Crossing) [*] Special Instructions: For further credit to Customer’s Global Crossing Account Number (3) The [*] does not include taxes, government surcharges and/or regulatory fees. Such charges will be [*], based on the [*], pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in the Agreement. (4) The [*] will begin when Global Crossing has installed all [*] ports as set out below, however Limelight’s traffic from the effective date of this Amendment #22 until the start of the [*] will be billed at a rate of [*] and will be decremented from the [*]. [*] Ports to be Installed [*] [*] [*] [*] * CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND SEPARATELY FILED WITH THE COMMISSION. [*] [*] [*] [*] (5) The [*] will apply to all of Limelight’s existing IP ports located within the [*] and [*] respectively (the “Applicable Ports”). (6) The [*] will not apply to ports in [*] or [*] (the “Excluded Regions”). In the event Limelight desires IP ports in the Excluded Regions, such ports would be provided subject to availability and priced on an [*]. (7) Limelight will have an [*] across all Applicable Ports and all new ports ordered under the Agreement (“New Ports”). Each Applicable Port, and all New Ports, will have a [*] port utilization requirement. Global Crossing reserves the right, upon [*] written notice, to reclaim any Applicable Port or New Port that falls below the [*] port utilization requirement for [*]. (8) In cities where Limelight’s usage exceeds [*] on a [*] utilization, subject to availability, Limelight may order an additional [*] port in such location, and Global Crossing will [*]. (9) In the event Limelight’s usa...
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